Larry S. answered • 05/28/20
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Larry S.
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Putting 0 in for x: 25 sin (pi/30)( 0 + 15) +35 = 25 sin (pi/30)(15) + 35=
25 sin15 pi/30 + 35= 25 sin pi/2 + 35= 25 (1) + 35 = 60
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05/29/20
Luhan E.
is there just one equation
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Larry S.
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Yes, and this is the equation! You could write a cosine equation, and everything would be the same, except for the phase shift
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Larry S.
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You could write a version of this for degrees, instead of radians-- substitute 180 for pi and you'll have it!
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Luhan E.
I don't think the formula works, like for example when I plug in 0 into x it doesn't give me 6005/28/20